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<blockquote data-quote="AxelSt" data-source="post: 216265" data-attributes="member: 16792">I dunno if this helps, but I simply start MediaPortal with MediaPortal.exe /fullscreen /screen=1 you can set this commandline as default simply with a rightclick on the MP program-icon in the properies menu under shortcut and target (write in the box named &quot;target&quot; e.g.:&nbsp; &quot;C:\Programme\Team MediaPorta\Mediaportal.exe&quot; /screen=1 /fullscreen )Of course you have to set the graphicscard such that the TV-port of the card gets screen 1 and the PC monitor gets screen 0. This is ideal for me. I have my PC in the basement and send the signal from the TV port of the graphics card through a HF-modulator to every TV in the whole house. Plus, I have a Q-Sonic 4-in-one remote which allows to access the PC in the basement through radio signal and the other IR-equipment in the living room directly. I have my MP now running permanently (as long as the PC is running, of course) and I can still do other work with the PC at the same time while the others are watching a show through MP on the TV.The nice thing is also that when you remotely log into the PC through VNC, you can see both screens in one wide window <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />Axel</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AxelSt, post: 216265, member: 16792"] I dunno if this helps, but I simply start MediaPortal with MediaPortal.exe /fullscreen /screen=1 you can set this commandline as default simply with a rightclick on the MP program-icon in the properies menu under shortcut and target (write in the box named "target" e.g.: "C:\Programme\Team MediaPorta\Mediaportal.exe" /screen=1 /fullscreen ) Of course you have to set the graphicscard such that the TV-port of the card gets screen 1 and the PC monitor gets screen 0. This is ideal for me. I have my PC in the basement and send the signal from the TV port of the graphics card through a HF-modulator to every TV in the whole house. Plus, I have a Q-Sonic 4-in-one remote which allows to access the PC in the basement through radio signal and the other IR-equipment in the living room directly. I have my MP now running permanently (as long as the PC is running, of course) and I can still do other work with the PC at the same time while the others are watching a show through MP on the TV. The nice thing is also that when you remotely log into the PC through VNC, you can see both screens in one wide window :) Axel [/QUOTE]

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